Kucinich May Get Hearing On Impeachment Resolution

Posted July 15th, 2008 by Michael Nystrom

The House Judiciary Committee may let anti-war Rep. Dennis J. Kucinich present his case for impeaching President Bush before the August recess, the panel’s chairman said Monday.

Chairman John Conyers Jr. , D-Mich., said Judiciary will take a broad look at the behavior of the Bush administration, and Kucinich can lay out his arguments as part of that as-yet unscheduled hearing.

Kucinich, D-Ohio, intends to formally offer a resolution on Tuesday that accuses Bush of lying to Congress in order to get approval to invade Iraq.

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so it goes to the Judiciary Committee...

On July 16th, 2008 Vali585 says:

Lets hope it doesn't die there, as do many of Ron Paul's resolutions. But I want to give credit to the 9 Republican Congresspeople who followed their conscience and voted yes to pursue impeachment. For Kucinich to express to the House that Bush 'mislead' Congress into authorizing military operations in Iraq is putting it mildly.

Vali

'...truth is loved in such a way that those who love some other thing want it to be the truth, and precisely because they do not wish to be deceived, are unwilling to be convinced that they are deceived." --- St. Augustine, Confessions (10:23), 5th c.